9 Statistics on Productivity and Performance

Productivity is always a focus in the workplace. You also know that there can be multiple factors that work for it or against it.

Here are some statistics that give insight into the state of productivity.

9.7 million people are less productive because of stress
Roughly $500 billion is lost because of workplace stress
Lost productivity costs U.S. companies $550 billion every year
The average employee works 2 hours and 53 minutes per day
77% of employees benefit from flexible working hours
5.2% of employees in the U.S. work from home
Intervals work! 90-minute working intervals are the most conducive to quality performance and productivity. (University of Florida)
Implementing a strong company culture can increase workplace productivity. (On the Clock)
High-performing employees are known to take breaks throughout the workday. (Qnnect)

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Sources:

https://learn.g2.com/productivity-statistics
https://bitbounce.com/blog/10-productivity-stats-for-2019/
https://dynamicsignal.com/2019/06/03/employee-productivity-statistics/

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